Sentence examples for argument detailing from inspiring English sources

From that starting point, they can make a more compelling argument detailing the parallel uncertainty, risks, and costs we face if we fail to enact reform and are left with the current system.

Update: Shortly after this post was published, the administration picked up a new line of argument, detailed below.

Chomsky first came to prominence in 1959, with the argument, detailed in a book review (but already present in his first book, published two years earlier), that contrary to the prevailing idea that children learned language by copying and by reinforcement (ie behaviourism), basic grammatical arrangements were already present at birth.

For references see the literature on Einstein's "hole argument", detailed in Section 2.5, below.

Feldman said she thought the attorney general's office made a fairly bold statement in sending the letter this week but that the argument detailed in its mere three paragraphs seemed pro forma.

"It was Bulger who chose these men to murder with," Mr. Wyshak said, spending most of his nearly four hours of arguments detailing each of the 19 murders in which Mr. Bulger is accused of participating.

One of their leading voices in the administration is now arguing that the troops should come home more quickly.Tensions within the administration over Iraq, particularly the ancestral squabble between the State Department and the Pentagon, are of long standing: witness all the arguments detailed in Bob Woodward's recent book, "Plan of Attack".

"Unintended Consequences" only mentions Romney by name once (and in the acknowledgments, at that), but Conard hopes that the arguments detailed in his book will help readers understand why it's so crucial that his former boss — who believes the government should help the investor class — win this November.

The hypothesis is supported by several arguments detailed in Section 3, some of them are based on general empirical issues, and others are linked to the particular design of this policy.

The same assumption and arguments detailed in the preceding sections are valid points for considering a termination beyond 120 days.

The arguments detailed above establish clearly for the first time that the unimembranous state is derived, whereas the bimembranous state of negibacteria is the ancestral state for all life, as first suggested by Blobel [ 57] from considerations of the evolution of cotranslational protein targeting to membranes.